North American Gunslinger Detective

Chapter 19 FTO Casual Clothes Day Ends

"Please tell me your stepfather's name." "My name is Assel grant, and my stepfather's name is Jasim grant."

"Do you know where he went? How did he get out? Did he drive?"

"Don't know where he went, but he had an F150 CrewCab."

Jimmy used the walkie-talkie to call the dispatch center and called an ambulance. Ten minutes later, the emergency personnel arrived, took over the injured, and sent him to the hospital.

Jimmy returned to the police car, reported the case, and asked the dispatch center to check Jassim Grant's information and check whether there was information about his pickup truck.

Jimmy waited in the police car for a while and found a Ford pickup truck driving on the road. He was not familiar with all the models yet and could not tell whether it was Jassim's car.

The pickup truck parked in front of the police car, which was Jasim's home. A staggering man got out of the cab. Jimmy got out and shouted, "Pulaski County Sheriff, stop."

Jassim turned to look at Jimmy and continued walking towards the house.

"Stop, Jassim, get down on the ground and put your hands up."

After the warning, seeing that Jassim still didn't stop, Jimmy walked over and grabbed Jassim's right arm. Jassim shook his hand and broke away from Jimmy's control, "Who is this? Get out of me."

's yard.”

It seemed that Jassim was really drunk, and he completely ignored Jimmy's police uniform. Jimmy did not choose to continue the communication, but grabbed Jassim's arm, stepped back, twisted behind Jassim, and knocked Jassim down.

, handcuffed.

"Jassim Grant, you are under arrest. You have the right to remain silent. If you do not remain silent, anything you say can be used as evidence in court. You have the right to have a witness present at your trial.

Lawyer. If you can’t afford a lawyer, we can hire one for you. Do you fully understand your above rights?”

Jimmy said the famous Miranda warning to Jassim while he was still lying on his stomach. After searching him, he pulled Jassim up and carried him to the cage in the back seat of the police car.

"Adam47 reports that the suspect Jassim has been caught and the case is completed."

Jimmy and Noah drove back to the police station. After imprisoning Jassim, Jimmy supplemented the case report at the police station. In addition to injury, he also added an additional line of drunk driving.

After going out and continuing to patrol for a while, it was time for Jimmy and Noah to change their shifts.

"Noah, sum it up for me, how am I doing today?"

"Overall, it's okay, but you made two actions that endangered your life."

"When you catch a robber for the first time, you need to pay attention to the surrounding environment during the pursuit, especially in crowded places like parks. You need to be aware of whether there are accomplices and whether there is danger. After entering the park, you

You should have drawn your gun."

"The second time is to catch a drunkard. Before you go up, you need to confirm whether he has a gun, but you didn't check at all. We can't predict the actions of a drunkard. If he has a gun, before you go up,

By then you had already been shot."

"However, I still want to congratulate you on successfully passing the FTO casual dress day."

Jimmy breathed a sigh of relief. He would be lying if he said he wasn't nervous. He had just followed the patrol for a few days and suddenly had to handle the case alone. The pressure was still very high.

"Great, Noah, what are your plans for tomorrow?"

"Tomorrow? You need to patrol by yourself. Be careful. No one will make a safety rope for you this time. Remember to protect yourself first."

"What about my training? Is my training over?"

"Yes, congratulations." "Okay, then I need to reserve a shooting range by myself in the future."

Jimmy returned to the apartment. Since leaving the restaurant, Jimmy had to figure out how to solve the lunch and dinner problems by himself. The food truck next to the police station was there at noon and left in the afternoon. For dinner, he usually bought pizza or dinner on the road.

Hamburgers and hot dogs are the solution.

After opening the refrigerator, taking a bottle of beer, and turning on the TV, Jimmy started his evening leisure time.

Television has become Jimmy's most important way to obtain external information, because he was busy every day, especially working in a restaurant, and he usually came back at 11 o'clock, so he didn't have much time to understand the world.

These days as a police officer are the most free time for him. He comes back from get off work to read the news, get some information about other places in the United States, and make a good judgment about the world he lives in.

However, there has been no content that he is particularly familiar with in the news. Fortunately, no well-known companies such as Stark Group and Umbrella Group have appeared. What if they appear in something like Resident Evil like the novels he read before?

The world would be finished.

Recently, he and Noah have been working shifts during the day, which is considered a special consideration by the director, because according to the current manpower, it is normal to work night shifts.

But I guess I won't have such good luck in the future. I'll be patrolling alone tomorrow, and most likely it will only be a few days at most, and I will have to work shifts like other police officers.

The next morning, Jimmy entered the police station and got the good news first. Today was Friday and his salary would be paid. He just learned that the police station pays his salary every two weeks. It happened that the money he had withdrawn before had not been deposited on the card.

Get up, I just happened to go through the card opening procedures this time.

Here is some additional content about police salaries in the United States. The salary of trainees who have just graduated from the police academy is generally relatively low in the first year. Depending on the development level of the city, it is basically higher in big cities and higher in cities with better economies. But there are some

Exceptions, such as New York, due to data problems, the data for 2000 cannot be found. Take 2021 as an example, Los Angeles, California

The starting salary of these new police officers in San Francisco is probably more than 6,000, and the annual income is more than 70,000, which is the middle class level. But in New York, the starting salary is only 3,500, and the annual salary is more than 40,000. For the consumption level of a city like New York, it can be said to be quite miserable.

For another example, in Mississippi, the poorest state in the United States, a new recruit to the Jackson Police Department only earns about 2,500, with an annual salary of 30,000.

Arkansas is basically one of the poorest states in the United States, probably fourth or fifth from the bottom, and this ranking has basically not changed in the past ten or twenty years. So I probably set it according to the level of Mississippi.

Because Jimmy's information was blank in the early stage, he was in his third year as a police officer, and his salary was set at 3,500 yuan, with an hourly wage of 20 yuan, and an annual salary of just over 40,000 yuan.

The police station also provides many benefits to police officers, including annual leave, sick leave, insurance, medical care, etc. These are too complicated to list too many.

There are two calculation methods for police overtime pay. One is to calculate the daily salary directly based on overtime hours

There are different regulations, such as how much paid leave can be redeemed in a year.

(End of chapter)